Durham Public Schools Board unanimously approved a revised superintendent job profile strengthening racial equity and LGBTQIA inclusion language while advancing a $26.4 million budget request addressing critical staff shortages in special education and English as a second language programs.
Board unanimously approved a revised superintendent job profile with strengthened racial equity and LGBTQIA inclusion language ahead of the May 6-8 site visit.
District advanced a $26.4 million budget request to County Commissioners addressing critical staff shortages in special education and English as a second language programs.
Special education teacher Earl Williams warned of a crisis in separate-setting classrooms with no planning periods or paid lunches, cautioning that teacher turnover could trigger lawsuits.